A camp built by an army whilst on the march. These were usually by the side of a road and could be temporary or reused many times. Roman examples are usually regular rectangles or squares, but are difficult to date because they have a general style and rarely contain finds.
A ditch and rampart around the edge and at the gates provided defences for the camp. The size of a marching camp is used to estimate the size of the army on the march.
Marching Camp
Contributor:Surrey Heritage

